Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 25, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 August 1889 — Page 3

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Famous KM Ao we: emaatrjr prudece it sofqdiea to regs; cos loneta, m the kl established gro crry heme 'of' Heopw. .ibwi, CasuA3 WW. f virion kinds of gwb ate arriving at Joe SoiHhV Fane Bazar ad Jewelry Emporwnr evirry vwk. Every ne4ul article seen in the fanKHwFair" al Chiearo in dr.ulii ated at Smith, I itwd very aimy t them at. lowerl liticea iba -awl' daeaed at the 3fy liai Jral tlt beat Kniww" 61 wlvrrware are; kept, . All the uw-t ik-wuW makes ttfVwatctwiv ebeb-, cie. en 4ie fared at tMs huM; and at price lower than in lb large cities for . tl resow.tfcat expenses are twikirda la bete. Aak Joe to show je aome of these gniWis. HBADQUAViRnfi for CSara aad earned pxtdev Wlnk'a arnccrv ; etorr. Twbaeep, Hemp. Geo. Bkrcsakt, BtoojiroTfw's Boas Bbkao Bases dajles .'. II I III. . ; XyBSYTBiKO.yottaiay .eaH for tltat.ia kept is a dry goods i"tore, can be.fewd ta Charley . If oblryV aWe, the oalyfstore on the aoath aide of tw qaa j here goad goods are kepi, fie baa. ao epecially fea'adaotm Hoeof ladiea' drew goods, rihliuoe, taeea, etc, and inparaaoia, Haa, tiiea, aalUra, eufi&, ete. he carriea My sovetbes axa nowhere iaa, p Jcatere of Ma afont 'w uliiapwaaa h aaka the aaoat icaaowble paieea fer eooda, tad you 8t yovraatf out with a uaOJber of powoa pty toe stores jiff CJfcioest Coftea. Teas. Tobaecc sa4l Cra: at Heiap. Wiboo'a groeery store. Try oi of the new bMBds at cigars at tats rtefe:FAB Otm for Hie goad goads tt arada nt, and faornw for tbe kdaotse awHa of clotbiBi;, the readymade and bjnrit to order, SfeGeeA Co.'s atore is s the ' top wst to iwWDaritr. . TSiii- "late in formdiing: roodsj may :twyC' be tmudt tbia soce. Drop ijr and look around ao charge. Bbsad, cakes, cracker, pies and cvwyf wnK usually kept' In a eoaiec4iowery or rentaurant, at GeoTge Totl. Will find the best goads, in He lafltte fresh goiidVevery week,; Call oa kn in "Pr.reas Block;'' Snwonos in piioes of all goods at MoGeeV ctotbtog store has token jdaee. Ed. ia rbo buyer, and be gats sock bargnitia every time be anea to the city that be can afford to seU.ctwaply. The life baa been eat oat of price at MeGees, however, and it will pay you to csi aad see the goods. WBKBee three or four of the beat Hiding Cultivators and Plows! made, the Oliver Chilled Flow stand, at the head aad we have it. BAKER, NEELPA CO. CBAfO WOBLBT baS ' 'BJt of lrst-eJa Buggies, Carriages,' Pba ms and nrtng W njrons, at bis lyery stable, which be will sell fer or win i rune ror mines or Call on Cmig before you II your st$u&.

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Month of July been giving the on Get a Wheat Drill. The best the chea petti. Ba Iter, Neeid A XX believe they have the best, and you should go and examine for yourself. y.ti thb psboplr raise their I voices in praise uf thegrtwerj house! rieastab4nrett where everything yoM may call for is kvpt in its' season. The gentl projector glad to wmt hia old. is always friemtH, and will baye your good .". .. For bonemade eheese am! sweet dairy bulrr, Charley Mtrheetcra grocery atore, (ihl tireevw atand) takes the Woe ritiboa. Ask for the hoaiesudc Campbell cheese -it- U delicious. Xov iriu. wast a. Wheat . Dau.f. book, and it will pay yo , to eo to Baker. Neeld r Co. hardware eton and examine the well tested McSkcrrey" and 'Strperior.' These nuehioes stiw fertiliaer a well as graia, - and have all the latt-et and heat iwprovcmenuu A large wbeat erop wi!Mer put ta tbw year, and you can't borrow a drill wliea you want it--yau 'd better Lay HMtr ; ; rAs to Gbockbies, it would be well for y to remember that Charley MvPheetei-6 is in the old Greevcs or Hunter grocery corner. He is selling lota of gooda too, be-came-be baa plenty of the beat, and takes pleasure in. waiting on the trade." " JEberwfeoV tmobv the X Y. Z? agar,' tor mite by all firttttuadoakn. The Harrison Mixed Paints are the begt and purest in " the world. will cover mora space, took better. wear better; give greater satisfaatiea ths any other? brand. Call and see testimonials. - Bakrb, Nkem& Co. .CHOfOB Corrais are. Kobiosou's specialty, tie has an immense eaftee tnule and be stcur ed it by keeping the beet that could be procured for money. While this ia a specialty it does not prevent: btoi from having in stock the best line ot groceries ever seen on the west side of the square. He can give yon bargains for spot cash . 8ALE8MEN wanted to solicit for no wall known Niimerr. Good P'1 ery week. Perroiia wjt emCHA8S BBO&, Ohkgo, iJb. The clioice Mexican coffee, at Jimmy Robinson's grocery, west side of saoare, ia worthy of your investigation. He keeps the cboiuestjof everyth'iug iatlic grocery and proviaioa line. ' I ks ve come to Blooroingtoo t star, aatt wftt buy goml bom, in urns or nub from five to eigbs yoart old, and wilt pay el or wjl) trado bugciet, earrUge, mtfion, aattwa, carta or hrDa. I have for dale bagsiea, phaeton, whipj. rooaff, dorten, aprmc wasona, road carta. ate, Saanthina ia flruta and lata atyW, anca gooda "eeorara ar.d tbemel Conteaodteethfn More yu buy rtaiakof tratHai Office id OKI Obriatian church builUiag, ast at 'National Hotat, r inauiraat Oraig WorWs ry SlaMit. - AWP McOlJtMIS. un. ll-3.. fST Lujsch ilk towi, at George fiepkart's. People from the conna get fresh bread, pies, cake. at this place at reasonable '3,

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People $1.00 in Worthingtoii Clron: Mr. an d Mis. O. . Foster will celeb rate lbeir fiftieth wedding anniversary next Wednesday, August 14h, by receiving their friends from 3 until 7 o'clock p.'ra., at the residence of W. H, loper. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Esrle have pMRseil a sad vaeution. Joseph B. Karl, a brtithrr of Graham : Earlc, who had Ueen visiting ot their cottage on Lke Manitau, "witfrfHS-Jiunff wife and baby, died there July 2-. of jooasiwijjjhin. IJis duaih was very sudden and and imexjieeted. 'C'iife- Enquirer. Sjienccr Democrat : A disease which has bafllwt the skill of. our vetriu iry aurgeons.has made itsnppcariice ill this county and tiie death of several horses has resollfd therefurm. Last Saturday a fine briiod mare belonging to J. B. Archer was attacked and in a few honn death resulted. The horses are attacked with symptom similar to colic, and the disease proves faWl in firtm three to five hours. During the attack the animal suffers the most iuteuse agony. Articles of incorporation have been filed with the Secretary of State by the Blootnington Oolitic Stone Co. The company consists of Win. East, ltobert Marshal, J. W. Shoemaker, W. WWicks and Collius, & Karscll. 4 East Bbos. will pay formers the highest market price (ox their pro duce. - - - East Bbos. are selling new, fresh groceries cheaper than any other house in the city. Tby Geo. Benckart's delicious "Parker House Boils." They are very fine. . Choicest Coffees, Teas, Tobaccos and Cigars, at the grocery store of Lewis Williams, opposite Seward's Foundry. Call and get prices, . Talk up your County Fair and make if what it should be: the best Fair in Southern Indiana. Lewis Williams is located op posite Seward's f oundry, in the grocery business. He keeps a full stock of everything in his Hue. Call in aud see him. Get 'ready to exhibit at the Monroe County Fair, beeinniotr Sept. 16th, your live stock, machinery, (arm products, household articles, etc., etc. Buggies of all styles tit Roe L. Winslow's, North College Avenue. (Fee Block). Wall Papeh 1 Wall Paper ! We have brought on the largest stock of Wall Paper ever seen in the town; it is also the finest. The proof of this is an examination. Baker, Neelp fc Co. Take a chew of my new selec tions of Tobacco, and while in the store examine goods and prices. Lewis Williams. ' V a ail I a ai. jonnaou wiu. Thomas are proprietors ot the new Barber Shan in the Durend building, west of the iinivuu uvicif buu boiicii we patronage of the public The room i neatly furnished and all the p pliances are first-class. Competent workmen will be found at this Barber Shop during business hours, and no pains will be spared to please the pubhe. Remember the place 9C call,

Julia Dinsniore will teach iu the Sherfey School House this fall. Big threshing records are now all the rage in this county. Prof. Miter, of the chair of elocution, has resigned. Mrs. LfiD tiers of Indianapolis has been viaitine relations W est of

' ' town, Miss Lotta Little of Orleans, Ind., is the guest of her cousin, Miss Lena. Sibert. Salt water, very salt, was fonud in the Spencer gas well, at a depth" of 711 feet. Eld. Thos. Clark of Vincennes is in the city, the guest of his lather. Prof. Weathers of New Albany was the guest of a relative in the city last week. Miss Barbara Fowler of Stanford hss been elected to teach iu Vernal School House this winter. Smith & Brandon's cattle will live fat this winter, as the firm have harvested 1U5 acres of hay fur winter use, There was services at the Phillips School House on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Lyons preaching for the people. Eld. Ross ifi at bis post of duty, and the Christian church of Kirkwood Avenue is again- supplied with an able pastor. Judging by the stocks of goods being brought on by our merchants they anticipate n big full trade. Every indication poiuls that way. Dr. Cook of Solsbcrry, Greene county, wa on the streets of the liveliest city iu Indiana (Bloom.ingtou) on Thursday last,. James M. Smith has been awarded an original pension. Should have been done years ago. Mr. S. was in Lithy Prison some time. Matt. Bcatlcy finds plenty of profitable employment at tne nusiness of carriage paioling in Bedford, and cou templates removing to that town in the near future. Charley Showers is thoroughly fitting himseif for the purpose of taking charge of tie factory books, being now in the Indianapolis Business Col! ge. Mrs Elias Able fell down stairs at her home one day list week and broke one arm at the wrixt, and bruised herself bajy otherwise. irf. Beek, one of the best Institute .workers In Indiana, will he in Jasper county from Aug. 19ih so 24th, and in Manou county from Aug, 28ih to 30ih. . Addison Smith, who has re cently become a oitizan of BIikhuingion, is a builder of experience, having consti uelwV or aided iu the Mtiuitriiptiiiii iiftliO ruiiioritv of the barns aud buildhiga in Vau L'uren . lowusuip. A mono: those who were sub ject during the past week to milla if -v tary rule at Warsaw were j. it. Worrall, J. W. Warder, Henry Woolvrv. A. I j. IlindfL Win. Faf . 1 . -n , - . . Sherman St. Clair, Harry Swindler, Jos. Allen, John Hutching?, Charles Hall and Ed. Yoss. On Tuesday -f lnst week Sam uel Dinsmore joined the party that went to Wichita, Kaunas. Mr. D. is negotiating for a trade of his land to this county for a farm in the State of booius aud big crops, The loumhmion is beginning to show the intended shape of the new college building, aud it ia plain to be seen tlbat the now structure will be a very haudsome one. The stone for the walls will come from the Perry Bros, quarry at Ellcttsvillo. And still the people ome to town. They know a goif thing when they see it. A MV. Elkius of Washington tp. has bought A. Merita's house on west 6th street, and will move. Moritz will build another bouse further west on the same street. V.y.ta Perrinp and wife cele brated their fiftieth weddiue anni versary on the oightot August lstjN ol ihnl Itnma nn Salf urai2 . A tin. , vi( aawaaav "i v wva wv uue. They were married on what is now known as the Randall farm1. three miles south of town. Aug. 1st, 183b. Prof. Wm Jf. Rrvan. one of I. U.'s popular men, will teach institute in Jvuox county beginning on the 12th of August ; St. Joseph county on the 19th Madison county on Aug. 26th, and Clinton county on Sept. 2d, Ou Thursday next bids will be received by the City Council foi improving West. 2d street, West 6th street, West 8lb street and South Rogers street. Contractors will do well' to be on hand. R, 0. Grceves has the specifications. "Is the howling dog always toJloweiii by death T" asked a little giil, Not always, my dear, sometimes the roan that shoots at the dog niinses him." But when ,a New HuraeSewlug Machine is left with a lady on trial it is a sure thing she will buy a New Home when she buys a Machine. Have your old buggy lop re paired by itue Li, VV iusiow. See the "Grand Rapids" Spi ral bprtng jjuggies and Carta at Urn L. .Yinsbw' Te Bluck,

9Iarhala BTotlce. AH owners, occupants and agents of real estate situated within the

corporate limits of the city of Blootnington, Indiana, are hereby notified to cut and destroy all weeds and noxious vegetation in the streets and alleys adjaecnt to or opposite satd real estate, and to remove all filth and garbage, ef whatever character, from about said real estate on or before the 1st day of August, 1889. Any one failing so to do by the said 1st day of August. 1880, will be prosecuted in accordance with the provisions of the ordinance of said city, and this shall be final notice to such' owners, occupants and agents, as provided by said ordinances. Weeds neatly piled in the streets in front of premises will be removed by the city. This July 17th, 1889. ' ' GEORGE M. OWEN, City Marshal. Prof. Gilbert will occupy the property on East Kirkwood Avenue owned by Beaj. McGee. . Prof. Gilbert and Prof. Bryan were both in the city the first of the week. Mrs- Stiles and daughter of Indianapolis were guests of J. U. Ijoian's family last week. Soma delayed Kutirhts of Pythias went to Warsaw on Wednesday night, among them Chris. Stinebagen and Waldo Yanzandt Mr. Redmond, one of Mr, McCorniieJk?s foremen at the col lage grounds, is a brother-in-law of; John Campbell. The wjfe of Geo, Thrasher died at Stanford on the 2d inst. after a protracted illness. She left a family of iottr. children. On Sunday afternoon a dog that was frothing and snapping savagely, came sJong the road near Milt. Rogers' place, bit his shepherd dog and then escaped. Per-, sous in the neighborhood are positive that the strange dug was rabid, The Democratic, county centraf committee will meet ou the 17th inst. to discuss the situation. It bas been "norated about" that Cleveland is defeated. Last week Ed. Bullard had his left hand cut while working at the planning mill. Ed. has gone arouod twice on one of his hands aud now starts on his third round. The choir of the A. M. E. church went to Spencer last week to supply the camp meeting people with music. There are few better choirs in any of the churches than tlujt; belonging to A. M. E. Wf. Durand with fancy goods on tke north side of the room, and Mrs. Bowmun with millinery goods on the south side, is the way they will conduct their business in their west side store room. Nathan Smith will move to ern portion of the county ; Jona than May will also come to town and occupy his property, corner oif YV atuut ana 3d sis., and John u, Rohixon will move in and occupy the liltorcr house west ot M. J. Smith',Geo. M. Chase of Topcka, Kansas, stopped in Blootnington a couple of days last week, on his re turn from Boston, where he goes; to buy hisOods twice each year. hfj. Chase is carryiug on a profit-1 able boot and shoe business iu Topeka. " j Monroe county is pretty well fixed. There are four Government positions charged up to it, viz: two pension examiners, a mail agent, and a wagon inspector. Singular to relate, however, the peutdon examiners are both Cleveland men, and the two others have never been assigned to their field of operations. Thos. C- Whisnand will ask the commissioners to grant him license to sell liquor in the new iron building recently erected by Frank Dybsoo. It might be called "the iron hall.".. - Since the genial Recorder of this county came from Washington tp., launched into the sea of real estate speculation, and has doue well, many- of his friends in that section have been tempted to do likewise, and every day some iudiyidua! removes to the city. All are welconi& ' Martinsville Republican : Mrs. Jol(h Campbell and three daughters! of Blooroinglon, and Mrs, John Redmond aud two daughter?, of Lbgansport, are visiting their sister Miss Mary A. Smith, at the residence of A.Ruse,aud are patronising eur health giving Artesian Mineral Water. John Colo left Bloomingtoo last week for Middletown, Ind,, with three fast bqrses t.nd two grooms, He has two pacers aud a trotter, and will without doubt bring baok ribbons and money. "If it sticks" a trade has been made of considerable magnitude in this immediate vicinity. Dr. Davis ol the'Moqon Route has contracted for the farms of W. J. Allen end Wm. Q, Fee, and abstracts have been furnished. Allen's farm consists of 153 acres, and is to be bought for $75 per acre; Fee's farm contains 215 acres and is held at 850 per acre, The Allen land joins the city limits at the northeastern corner, and the Fee land kins the A Hep land on the east. If the trade is plosed Dr. Davis will use the land as in immense stock farm and residence, and there is Saw location m Iudiaua,

Ads Pearson and Pearl Neeld were at Bethany Park, Sunday last. Rev. W. P. McNary of Tarkio, Mo., has gone to the Black Hills to spend his vacation. Miss Kate Pearson is visiting relations at Columbus Junction, Kansas. Dr. At water was one of the principal talkers at Bethany Park during a portion of last week. Otto Rott was visiting last week at Indianapolis, where Albert has a very good position. The Howard dramatic company will begin business this week at Greenfield, Ind. ' Train dispatcher Caasell is among those whose names are on the sick list.

Mrs. Will, lurners sister is visiting her. She resides at Ridge varm, Ills. Mies Anna Lawes, daughter of the genial landlord of the JSa tionai .Hotel, is in Illinois on a visit to relations, ' Milton Robertson will come back to Blootnington to reside, and will occupy the house which Wal ter Robertson at present occupies. A pleasant musicals was given recently at the residence of Mrs. Brodix in honor of Mrs, Carpenter ot JNew xork. Great quantities of fertilizer will be used this season iu tact every farmer who wants to fuel sure of a crop must use it, The regular monthly. Song Service was held in the College A Venue M. E. church, last Sunday night. Frank Whisnand is reported to have fifty acres o'f wheat from which was recently threshed 1,750 bushels. This is what fertilizers do fur the land. Rev. Mr. Puett filled the pulpit of College Avenue M.E. church on Sunday tnorniug, Rev. Mr. Halstead having an appoiutrocut Simpson's Chapel. A former school teacher of this county, W. H. Lee, is enjoying city life at lodiauapolis, where be is conductor on one of the street car Hues. . On-ffie 3d Sunday of this month a basket meeting will be beld at J rienoship cliureu. it is to celebrate the close of Rev. Swindler's labors with that con gregation. The township trustees made their annual settlement with the county commissioners last week, and the commissioners then vuuted the uortb pike to learn how much damage had been done to it by the recent heavy raius. . At the laying of the corner stone of the Soldiers' Monument on the 22d, the 70th Ind. will bold a reunion. Geo. Thornton is the only surviving member of the 70th in this locality. Chas. Alexander and Ed. Hall returned from Martin county last week looking ten ycats . younger. This improvement however they attribute to the time spent at Trinity. Springs, which they prefer to any other. They report nearly 100 guests at Trinity. Some parties, one night recently visited the residence ot Geo. Payne jr., and in the capacity of "regulators" administered a severe admonition to that gentleman. Mr. Thos. Oliver, a prominent citizen of Benton tp., was also recently admonished in like manner to mend his ways. Marshall & East will be the only firm in Biooniington that has had the nerve to push the stone business, having secured a channeler for their stone quarry. There is just as good stone in Bloom -ington as can be found -anywhere in this or Lawrence county, and ihcre is no reason why it should not be quarried. A Chicago dealer was in town last week and contracted to buy all the stone Messrs. M. & E. could take out, Ab. Dowdep, J. M. Carmichael and StanU Thrasher own a spoke factory near Stanford, and on Wednesday afternoon last the boiler exploded, resultiug in the death of Henry Fowler, a son of Pat. Fowler. The boiler was in good condition, so far as is kuown, and Jim Strunge, who acted as fireman and engineer in the absence of the regular engineer, stated that he had tested the gusge just previous to the explosion and that it stood two gnages of water. Strange says the fi'6t thing, that be knew he was knocked dowa, and then heard some one scream in the direct ioo of the pond in front of him ; he then saw a man's head rise above the surface ; he rushed in and dragged the body out and it proved to be that of Fowler, who had been thrown about fifty feet by the explosion, and into the water. Fowler was carrying water in buckets and emptying them in a barrel that stood near the boiler, and it ia presumed that the explosion occurred while he was at or near the barrel, His injuries were in the abdomen principally and he lived but a few minutes after he was taken from the water. The others, some five or six in number, were not injured seriously. ' The boiler wnfl torn to pieces, and will be a total loss. The funeral of Fowler occurred ou Thursday, and was l-b'e'y attended.

Miss Nora MvNary leaves tomorrow for her home in Turfcio Mo. Roger Davidson of tbo Monon was visiting his tiister-in-Iaw, Mrs.

Wilson, on west 5th st last wek The daughter of Mrs. Jessie Hindi Buskirk in visiting relations in Bloomingtoo. Mrs. Gould of New Albany is viniting her daughter, Mrs. Wilson, on west 5th street. Mrs. Dollie Mercer Giabam died in LafayeUte, recently, and the remains were taken to Brazil for burial. Deceased's parent were former residents ot Bloomington, At 11 :30 each day yon can get Yolpert's freshly baked Cream Bread from East Bros., the enter; prising grocers, corner of Rogers and Sixth streets, west of railrotd. The la diet: of the Cathol ic church return, thanks to their friends for liberal patronage last Thursday night The receipts were I03, with only 3 of expenses' Of the stock of tne First National Bank of Bloomingtoo two persons own $76,700. Levi! Tauenbiium of Gehaus, Germany, still owns 7,100 of the stock. Peter Martin's little son who had gone on his. regular trip after the cow, was bndly bitten by a dog, on Kirkwood Avenue, Saturday evening. The dog was the property of August Kreuger, and is credited with acting in a very rabid manner. Dog are more . valuable than sheep.' Linn, Cat. Shoemaker's 14yeair old son, was pain tins: a vtof ot the house ettst of the Woolley residence, Monday, and by an Accident to the bidder, was thrown to the ground, some fifteen fuet distant, breaking his left arm at lue wriiit. On Saturday last so Mr; Harvey Hazel iuforms the Progreiis) the barn of Jas. Baxter was destroyed by fire at about milnigjst. The barn contained tlOO worth of hay, and four stacks of hay across the road were aim bur ned. The granary is 75 feet away from the barn, and it was found that several sheafs of oats bad been carried from a field near by, placed in the granary and ignited, lot the beech timber of which the building was constructed would not take fire easily and it smouldered and had died out. There' is no doubt that the fire wasiihe work! f-of un incendiary. The loss is stirc ated-flt about $700 witti no msutancc, theu'fijt4ving expired iu .rpru maw Mrs. Ben . Adams jr. was pre vented from going to Kansas, Tuesday morning of last week, liecame of sickness; S. E. Carmichuel was also unab le to go in cor sequence of the dangerous illness of his little son, Edward, Tiie Oo'litio Stone Co., of! which John Craftoa is President and Will. Adams Secretary, bad a nu n testing t'lie depth of the'lcde, last week. 1'te has a machine with which he bores out a core, and by mns of this contrivance he went down fifty feet through a rolid muss of buff limestone of the finest quality before striking a seam. This is a remarkable showing, and proves thathere is enough stone there to vgpsonger thau the prent owujvill have any use for JfpAV. C. T. IL hall, over 'Store, wilt be opened on nexiturday (17th) front 2 to 4 p. for a social gathering oi members and friends. Women from-the country are especially inviited to spend all or a part of that time, as ia convenient to thcia, with those who will endeavor 4o miuke the hours pleasant aud profitable. On Sunday evening Miss Ella Tuley and her sister Mrs. Til. Treat, were out driviug a pony im A MMll AAWft T 1, .1 w aM 1, M ( ,.. 1.,,. 4 v, ivnu ti a.cu ... . aii ,ic , a dog rushed out at the ;pony aud the auimal jumped to one sidle, overturned lilie cart and spilling out the ladie j, began, to run. Mrs. Treat held to the lines fop a short time and sustained some painful bruises, but fortunately neither lady was seriously hurt, The pony clashed east on 6th street at a furious run till he reached Worley's stable. The cart, which was en tirely ' new, and the ptonerty of Miss Ella, was badly damaged a shaft being broken and the dash orushedt Last Saturday night the attention of the city officent was attraoted to the vicinity q( the depot, where George Bockman, a young man who has given tho police a vast amount of trouble in the pastj was found getting iqtq a fight, as usual when intoxicated. He was arrested by Murshal Owen aud Gar, Reevea and taken t tint county jai(. Before being jmt in he was searched, and a kuifis taken from hjtn. After he was pliced in a ofl! he reached through the iron latticed door and guye officer Reeves a virions slash acrcs the right arm with a keen knifo that hud evidently been concealed iu his coat sleeve. Several sr,ei.e were severed aul Reeves bled profusely before surgical aid could be secured. Mrs. Elhn Haley ftf east gtb strot i.- sick with winder, mid is gradually growing weaker with u.

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Geo. Bookman was turned: over to the circuit court at its Sept. term to answer- ta a charge of cutting with intent. Bail wau ixad, at $2,000. He didn't givi fev ; 01. 1, Fee of the "BnnV

store is off on a. two weeks vacaw U'f: tion. He kit Bioomington Mo

day morning fer Martiaviih ta imbibe artesian water fer a, while Mrs. Win. Brown and daughter of New Albany, and Mrs. Jofjb ua Brown of CampbelUbimc api Sunday witi Isaac Sulphin's fami? j a a Aiuuxiiua,WMI Kfrs. Ma;y Dann retimed from Indianapolis on Monday, aft ter a visit of several weeks tritb, av. sister-.' Mrs. Ry ore goes to Cbicagw. to-morrow to make a visit of a few; days to her son Alfred. Miss Sophia Sbfieks is viaif. ing her aunt, Mrs. Murray, ia OI. ney, HI. :Vi Miss Bertha Mien gave very pleasant cotnpuny in honor of herguest, Miss 5"ora MoNajry, on last Friday evening. Mrs. Yinson Carter and daughter Anna, of Indianapolis ate visiting in the ci ty. mill men whose mill is set pa

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puicuuscu ui awcyn a iu , iiuuni Cron a quantity", of poplar and walnut timber, and the logs awt being hauled to 4bdr mill yard, The purchase conaists of 75 poplar and 41 walnut trp. Some of the poplars are phtnenally hirge and. worth a trip to tho factory grounds, by any ajght seer, Misses May fiid Jessie Cliv returned to their home in Terra Haute, on 8turd;, after a visi of several weeks wi th their aunt Mrs. Ewiog Battetton. ili Kate . Mitc-hell is tujlo sick with fever. .j' Miss Ida Wild-ateiu school at Notre Da'me,',ib1swii'Ufc school year. v Mrs. Polk, of Ratobes, vis coming tuts week to visit net father s family, Mr. James and other friends. Work on the well tuis (luestiay) morning, tt is re, ported that they will go 2,600 feet,, if gas is not fouud before theyreach that depth. ' Mr Carrier will teach Hebrews in the summer school at Evanston Ills., this sum met', and will fill his old chair in McCurmick University, next yemV iC?) salary. . ," ; . -f : Jlarry Orchard azStf al " Showers Bros, establishment; a book-keeper. . Harry- ia lAo,. in this specialty. , . - Mr. Noel bas gone to Kola mo to put on a roof, taking withj him Phil. Meal, John . Wycoff,, Barney McCabe, NoIm WoodaiS, and two others, Miss Prudence ..Airnoft re signed her position aajgteache of No. 4, Public Scboil$ aud m Monday night the Brd etecte Mtss Ella Wilson. Sgj3 Elii h the strongest endorajgen& tbad could be written wherever sha baa; taugh t, aud her selecth w:li gW& the fullest satisfkctioal --f; I'll on. Carter, aired5'' 90 veers.

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of bis son in Indian Creek tp. 1 Thos. Tatnm a farmer pt'tfi of this county, died reoeutry in Mb broska from the effects of injuries received while drillimra well. :: 'i -Freshly .Baked Cream Breacl of Yolpert's make, at East Broi.,: each morning at 11:80. Grw' corner of Sixth and Rogers tf west of railroad. Fb ran 'meet aud at Eo.it Bros. butter on JUST REQEIYBO, A FULL STOCK J W A f T. in i Deo AT . Twonty-Fonr Per 0tsa. 4a Ami I CAK AFFORD TO BSLr, Le than aky Mast IX T04. NORTH SIDE SQUARE, VANZANDT'S BOOH, JOHN H. WYLIE. " 1st SELLtNQ groceries, Butt Bros, are not charging their customers for rent, clerk hire, and such expenses as other grocery stores must have, Call and save money by buying goods cheap. Smoke the X C. (X (Ofv Smeh ( 01 C G Ojar, Do yoc wast novelties I Queens ware and Glassware? Hemp. Wilson keeps everything you way want at his grocery store, uudef the Progress office, The reliable and Ions s(ab4 lished grocery house of Hemjj.Wil-;;;': son is stttl at the corner of 6h and College Aye. Quly U1 gllflUS fCJWtn BtOttlt. Uont- i!et to call on Chai Je, Morlieeter, m ihi. M , C wst

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